Universal Peace Sermon Promises Earthly Jubilee
Dr. Cook argues for immediate peace based on Biblical prophecy. He condemns current discord and cites The Hague Conference and Heavenly Jerusalem as steps toward a thousand year reign of universal peace led by the Heavenly Peace Society. Pastor Grant Jolly will speak next Sunday on The Unpardonable Sin.
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Nelihe
Cook
America
England
Russia
Earth
Heaven
Hague
Heavenly Jerusalem
New Jerusalem
Heavenly Peace Society
Messiah
Boston
Grant Jolly
New York City
Liberty Theatre
Arrested Here for Assisting in Hold Up Game
A youth called Leo Smith, 18, was arrested on Front Street and jailed on charges connected to a hold up of tailor Louis Perlman on Fourteenth Street Washington. He is held after mismatching stories and is suspected to be one of two youths who entered the shop with revolvers and shot Perlman, now in a hospital with slim chances of recovery. Washington authorities will pursue the second suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Perlman
Fourteenth Street
Washington
Leo Smith
Grafton
W. Va
Front Street
Clay Wilson
Cumberlice
Wilson
Smith
Captain Lynch
Perlman
Washington Hospital
Real Estate Transfers in Cumberland Maryland
Real estate deeds reported for Cumberland area include transfers on Beall Street and Cumberland Heights. Transactions involve multiple buyers and nominal sums such as 10 dollars and 300 dollars, with parcels located near Glad Town Road Schley Street and South Bank Street Cumberland listed. Names include John A Abbott Edward M Heber Vernie Heber George E Gray George W Groved Edward E Trieber Grace Edith Trieber Joseph H Lichtenstein Rocco Denedetto and Aubel among others.
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John A. Abbott
Edward M. Heber
Vernie K. Heber
Jay B. Myers
Beall Street
Cumberland
Ek. Johnson, Stewart and Walsh Company
Allegany County
Frank (. Mackert
Cumberland Heights
Glad Town Road
Sally D. S. Baldwin
Michael Humbird Long
Mexico Farm
George E. Gray
George W. E. Groved
Robert R. Henderson
Edward E. Trieber
Grace Edith Trieber
Schley Street
Joseph H. Lichtenstein
Rocco Denedetto
Southbank Street
Storm Causes Runaways Hurt Cumberland Driver in City Storm
Conrad Wiebrecht, driver for Cumberland Growing Company, was slightly injured when a roof section from Ash's estate blew loose and frightened his horse near Main and Bowery. The wagon overturned, he suffered knee cuts. a second horse and milk wagon also ran away, colliding with a telephone pole before stopping.
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Conrad Wiebrecht
Cumberland Growing Company
Ash
Main
Bowery Streets
Wiebrecht
Main Street
Engle
Midland Opera House Damaged by High Winds
Strong winds blasted Midland tearing the front eave into the street narrowly missing a passerby. Carpenters rushed repairs to save the roof while Frostburg stables on East Main and Mc Culioh streets were flattened and a chimney blew off the Gladstone Hotel.
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Midland Opera House
George Grouse
East Main Street
S. A. Morris
McCulioh
City Council set to hear annexation petitions
The Cumberland city council will meet tonight at City Hall to accept branches’ reports. A petition to extend city limits to include area below the B&O railroad at South Cumberland is due for presentation, with opponents’ petition expected as well. Several large real estate owners reportedly endorse the annexation, except one neutral. Some former opponents are now among the petitioners.
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South Cumberland
Marital Names and Residences Listed in Local Notices
The notice lists several couples and individuals with their paired surnames and home towns including Perriopolis Pa Ligonier Pa Old Town Md Garrett Pa Elk Garden W Va Keister Pa Luke Md and Westernport Md. Names include Carl B Page Lillian Dorothy Nutt Franklin Walter Crawford Ida MecNerva Ament John William Beaver Henry Bessie Estelle Leasure Richard Lawrence Zimmerman Ada May Wermiller Richard Blackburn Charlotte Oates Andy Toboskey Marie Smith James Carl Walker Ines Bally.
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Carl B. Page
Lillian Dorothy Nutt
Perriopolis
Franklin Walter Crawford
Ida MecNerva Ament
Ligonier
John William Beaver Henry
Bessie Estelle Leasure
Old Town
Richard Lawrence Zimmerman
Ada May Wermiller
Garrett
Richard Blackburn
Charlotte Oates
Elk Garden
W. Va
Andy Toboskey
Marie Smith
Keister
James Carl Walker
Luke, Md
Ines Bally
Westernport
Absence of mayoral candidate noted amid court witness duties
City brief reports Dr Thomas W Koon away as a witness in a Har- vey W Whitacre suit against the B&O. The case is set in Hagerstown today. Also listed are local visits, relocations, and comings of townsfolk including railroad agents, residents returning from trips, and a hospitalizing rheumatism case.
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Thomas W. Koon
Harvey W. C. Whitacre
Baltimore and Ohio
Hagerstown
Daniel Houck
Mt. Savage
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Harry Hantz
Paw Paw
W. Va
Cumberland
Margaret Dodd
St. Petersburg
Fla
Noble
St. Augustine
Obituary notices for Mallonee Brooks Grubb Cooper and others
Funeral services were held for Leonard Mallonee 81 native of Baltimore and banker organizer in Grafton West Virginia. Mary Anna Brooks 74 died at home of her daughter in Cumberland and burial at St Peters church. Sabina Grubb 62 died Saturday and was buried at Rose Hill Cemetery. John W Cooper 85 will be buried after funeral service at McKendree M E Church.
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H. E. McMillin
Conny
Akron
Ohio
John M. Powell
Wm. H. Kennedy
Gladys
Pennsylvania
M. C. Landis
North Lee Street
Somerset
Adah Madore
Jacobs
Baltimore Street
East
Herman V. Hesse
John A. Clark
Fairmont
Frostburg
John McLean Smith
Cumberland
Points
West Virginia
Leonard Mallonee
Baltimore
First National Bank of
Grafton
W. Va
Grafton Electric Light Company
Masonic Order
Mary Anna
Brooks
John Amon
Cumberland Street
SS. Peter and Pal’s Church
John J. Brooks
Joseph Brooks
Theresa Pimm
Wilmington
Del
George Brooks
Charles
John W. Cooper
McKendree Methodist Episcopal
CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR AND CITY COUNCIL IN 1914 PRIMARIES
Announcement notices for 1914 city elections. Jacob D. George declares candidacy for City Councilman in the March 8 primary and asks for voter support, pledging full-time service if elected. Charles Hinze also announces candidacy for City Councilman with pledge to devote full time to city service.
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Charles Hinze
Candidacy Announced for AYOR Before March Primaries
An individual announces his candidacy for AYOR subject to the primaries on March 3. The notice is dated February 19 and outlines the upcoming electoral step.
Cumberland Mayor Candidate Vows Strictly Business Administration
The candidate, a lifelong Cumberland resident, asks voters for support on a proven record of fiscally focused city governance and dedication to the town's future. He highlights stability, efficiency, and responsible management as core priorities for the administration.
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Cumberland
Frank Lee Carl Campaign Ad March 1914
Franklin Lee Carl petitions voters to support him in the upcoming primary on Tuesday March 8 1914. The ad urges all voters to back Carl and appears in the February 16 edition.
Nomination Notice for City Councilman Roderic Clary
The message requests support from fellow citizens for Roderic Clary in the Primary Election on Tuesday March 38 1914. It states the applicant seeks public backing and presents Clary as a candidate for City Council.
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Roderic Clary
Candidate declares for City Council in 1914 primary
Ward M. Eichelberger announces his candidacy for the City Council with a pledge to devote full time to office if nominated and elected. He asks all voters for support ahead of the Primary Election on Tuesday March 3, 1914.
City Council Primary Election Appeal by Oscar Eyerman
A 1914 campaign appeal asks voters to support the City Council, noting the choice rests with the March 3 primary election. Dated February 1911, the letter signs off by Oscar A. Eyerman.
Nomination for City Councilman Seeks Primary Support
A public nomination notice requests votes and influence for William B. Frazier in the City Council race to be decided by the primary on Tuesday March 3 1914. The appeal asks for support and respect.
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William B. Frazier
Funeral notices abound for local residents
Mary Elizabeth Whitney 90 died yesterday at Western Maryland Hospital after a long illness. Service was at 4 PM at her cousins residence 197 Washington street, burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. Claude A. Smiley 28 of Piedmont WV died Saturday at Cumberland Tuberculosis Sanitarium. burial planned in Piedmont. Charles Edwin Carl 2, son of Urner G. and Mrs. Carl, died two weeks after spinal meningitis. funeral Tuesday at home with Rev. Martin Luther Enders leading burial in Rose Hill Cemetery.
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C. A. Smiley
Claude A. Smiley
Piedmont W. Va
Cumberland
Butler Undertaking
Piedmont
Chas. Edwin Carl
Charles Edwin Carl
Urner G. Carl
Decatur Street
Martin Luther Enders
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Rose Hill Cemetery
Mary Elizabeth Carl
Joseph Hirsh Seeks Re election to City Council
Joseph Hirsh announces candidacy for re election to the City Council subject to March 3 primaries. He cites his two year record as councilman and asks voters to consider his past service in the upcoming election.
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Joseph Hirsh
Theodore A. K. Hummelshime Seeks City Council Support
A public notice dated March 3 1914 requests the support of all voters for Theodore A K Hummelshime for city council. The notice appears in the February 21 edition with solicited endorsements and campaign timing.
City Commissioner Race for George A. Reinhard
Primary election notice announces George A. Reinhard as a candidate for city commissioner with voting day set for Tuesday March 3 1914. Citizens are urged to participate in the local election and determine the city government leadership.
City Council Candidate Seeks Support for March 3 1914 Primary
Joseph S. Schriver announces his candidacy for city council and respectfully asks voters to support him in the primary election on Tuesday March 3 1914. Ad runs February 16.
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Joseph S. Schriver
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Cech CO
John H. Kirkpatrick
A. G. Reynolds Tobacco Company
John Comuntzis
Morgantown
New York
Greece
Frank H. Eastman
Clarabelle Schleuss
Walter R. Chambers
Williamsport
A. G. Fuss
Charles A. Adams, Jr
Chas. A. Adams
Virginia Avenue Hotel
Bloomington
Louisa Henderson
Antoinette Johnson
East Orange
N. J
Savage Dayton
Pennsylvania Avenue
Dr. Bird
Methodist Episcopal Church
Midland
David G. Pile
Kingsley M. E
Joseph Steel
John E. Wiley
Mapleside
Citizens National Bank
United States Depository
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Maryland
Citizens National Bank of Cumberland
THE
George L. Wellington
Hugh A. McMullen
W. L. Morgan
George L. Wellingto
James A. McHenry
Simon Rosenbaum
Warren C. White
Geo. D. Landwehr
Robert MacDonald Thomas Footer
G. d. Hetzel
Henry J. Glick
Olisha
Ieve
Afcerns Bank
German Savings Bank
C. G. Holzshu
Conrad Zimm
John Schiller
Sabina Grubb
Glenn Street
Clarence M. King
Jacob D. George
AYOR
Walter Powell
Frank Lee Carl
Fice
Ward M. Eichelberger
Oscar A. Eyerman
Theodore A. K. Hummelshime
George A. Reinhard
Harry L. Smith
Geo. B. Wise
John W. Dorris
Baltimore Ave
Goodman Alley
Shriver Avenue
Bedford Street
South Centre Street
J. H. Holzshu & Co
Insurance
Telephone
the Cumberland Press
W. F. Frederick Piano Co
Treet
Cumberland, MD
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